Sauron is he going to be finally show in ROTK?

[WizardKing]

I want to see if he is finally going to be show in true phyical form and if so will arogorn fight him with isuidurs sword reforged when he defeats him?

[Proudfoots]

Unless Tolkien re-writes the book, i would think no,
this will not happen.

This is the book forum, not the movie forum.

'foots

[TheFool]

Hi there

You might find this thread (http://www.thetolkienforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7590) of interest wrt Sauron in ROTK.

[Nefmariel]

great post TheFool I read it. the article I mean. very interestin!

[Éomond]

I got a great idea!!!!!

Read the book, PJ sticks to the book about 90% of the time.
Aragorn never fights Sauron (by the way, Isildur's sword is called Narsil) Sorry, but it's Frodo who "kills" him (in a sense)

Also, watch the beggining of FotR if you want to see him in action.

[Glomund]

Sorry for commenting about such a small problem, but Elendil's sword was narsil, reforged for Aragorn and named Anduril:) By the way, the part of the movie with the shrine to narsil was about the only pj addition I liked, I could never understand why Tolkien had Aragorn hauling around such a important heirloom, as it was essentialy useless broken.

[Bucky]

>>>>I could never understand why Tolkien had Aragorn hauling around such a important heirloom, as it was essentialy useless broken.


Well, it seemed to work sufficiently well for Isildur in the movie. ;)

In the movies, Saron is said to not be able to take a physical shape until he regains the ring.

In the book, Sauron DOES have a shape in the time of the War Of The Ring.

As Gollum says, 'He has only four (fingers) on one hand, but they are enough."

It's pretty hard to count a spirits fingers.....

But, as PJ has decided to 'up the voltage' in the Ring, he's making posession of The Ring a condition of Sauron regaining his bodily form, & that isn't going to happen.

[legolas' luvr]

Proudfoots....what are you talking about this being a book thread? It is clearly under
New Line Cinema's 'LOTR' Trilogy » "The Return of the King". Am I missing something?

:)

[Éomond]

legolas'luvr: it was in the book section of the forum but now it's in the movie section:)